WWE’s Survivor Series event is one of the most anticipated of the year.
This will be the first time the Survivor Series event has been booked without the oversight of Vince McMahon, who left his role at the head of the company earlier this year.
Instead, it will be Triple H, or Paul Levesque, who is booking the show, and we’ll see exactly how he views the event.
Of course, it is usually based on Brand Warfare, with SmackDown and Raw going head-to-head, with champions from both sides going up against each other.
This year may be slightly different, however, as Roman Reigns currently holds the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship, meaning he holds the top belts on both brands.
NXT has previously been used as a third brand in the show and that may happen again under Triple H’s stewardship.
While we don’t know exactly what the card is going to look like at this point, we do have some information about the event.
The Premium Live Event, as WWE now calls them, is being held at TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts.
The stadium is the home of the Boston Bruins in the NHL and the Boston Celtics in the NBA.
TD Garden can hold 20,000 fans for concerts, which likely have a similar layout to WWE events, given that fans are allowed to sit on chairs in the floor of the stadium.
The venue has held a number of WWE pay-per-views in the past and was actually the host of WrestleMania 14 back in 1998.
More recently, WWE had a run of events at the TD Garden, from 2011 through to 2017.
The 2011 Royal Rumble, 2012 Night of Champions, 2013 Survivor Series, 2014 Money in the Bank, 2015 TLC, 2016 Hell in a Cell and 2017 Clash of Champions shows all emanated from TD Garden.
The last WWE show in Boston was SmackDown in July of 2022, which came from
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